Double masks ... indoors ... post-vaccination. Welcome to the C0VID cult, where the science is always changing, if you question anything you're trying to get Grandma killed, and Dr. Fauci is a god. Kezia Schaffer and John Doyle join the show to roast the complete insanity that is the C0VID cult.
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| What you just saw right there was a young woman trying to get ahead in life, but was kept down not by misogyny, not by the patriarchy, but by the COVID cult. | |
| She collapsed from hypoxia while trying to break her record. | |
| And I'm not the only one that kind of finds this funny. | |
| It's sad, but it's funny. | |
| Take Tim Poole, who happens to have a bigger audience than me and is way more left than I am. | |
| He even said, watching the woman running track with a mask on faint from hypoxia was hilarious, meaning it's not funny that she passed out. | |
| It's just sad that we've gotten here as a country. | |
| And we're going to be looking at a lot of the most insane places that we've ended up in this COVID-19 cult and some of the culprits who have pushed it, including our favorite person who loves to hate us and we don't care, Ben Shapiro. | |
| My name is Elijah Schaefer and I'm one of your top 17 hosts here on the internet. | |
| Welcome back to Slightly Offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV to talk about all of the BS in America. | |
| I brought none other than resident guests, John Doyle. | |
| So true. | |
| Black person expert. | |
| Black person. | |
| Savannah. | |
| Black person expert. | |
| Black person expert. | |
| Welcome back to the show. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Did you ever run track in high school? | |
| I did for one day. | |
| Right. | |
| Then I quit. | |
| That brought back bad memories. | |
| We had this thing called the White Boy Relay, and it was like a relay of all white boys because my school was very diverse. | |
| But then we couldn't get enough boys on the white boy relay because there wasn't enough. | |
| So we had three white guys and one black guy. | |
| And my buddy Carson ran so poorly. | |
| We were doing a four by four that we were so far behind that we were literally like behind the girls team. | |
| And so I was the anchor. | |
| And so I was like running as hard as I could. | |
| And then we passed by like the student section and everybody at my school was like booing me because Carson messed it up so bad. | |
| And literally one guy was just like, bro, what are you doing? | |
| And I just remember being like, my best. | |
| It was so bad. | |
| White Boy Summer is back on that note. | |
| I got the outfit. | |
| White Boy Summer Imminence. | |
| White Boy Summer. | |
| We also have Kez from Croxon. | |
| You haven't been here in a while. | |
| Welcome back to Chuck E. Cheese. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I love Chuck E. Cheese. | |
| This is, I haven't been to the real Chuck E. Cheese. | |
| I'm still waiting to go. | |
| Let's go after this. | |
| Yeah, let's. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I would like to try it out, but I feel like this is probably as close as I'll get. | |
| This is as close as you'll get, guys. | |
| Before we jump into today's story, we've got a lot of madness coming up, including the acceptance of mental illness from the COVID cult. | |
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| So people have gone crazy. | |
| I don't know if you've noticed recently. | |
| They've gone absolutely insane. | |
| The left, which used to fight corporations and be against corruption, have now suddenly blindly given their allegiance to pharmaceutical campaigns, which above most corporations probably are the most corrupt. | |
| Mind you, and also racist. | |
| Savannah was reminding me, what did they do to black people famously? | |
| Oh, Tuskegee. | |
| Yeah, that's always a fun project to bring up, how they injected the black community with syphilis. | |
| I think that was back in the 70s, and they told them it was just health care, free healthcare from the government. | |
| Yeah, and so people have gone completely mad. | |
| I want you to just, before we get into this, I want you to look at this and we're going to talk about the madness and the obsession. | |
| Let's go ahead and cue video two. | |
| Hi, Ephaisa. | |
| Hi, Ben. | |
| You got any extra shots? | |
| Short beds. | |
| Sleeves up. | |
| I'm a Pfizer girl in a COVID world. | |
| I'm the classic, MRNA Tastic. | |
| 95%. | |
| There's no argument. | |
| I know contagion with my vaccination. | |
| Come on, Pfizer. | |
| Let's go fight. | |
| Let's go travel. | |
| I'll have to join. | |
| Oh, we're having so much fun. | |
| All right. | |
| Britney Spears has really gone downhill the last decade. | |
| Do you know what really annoys me, though, about all of these trying to push people to get vaccines, trying to make it cool to wear a mosque? | |
| Like my mosque, like really represents like my personality and my interests and things like that. | |
| It's like all of the ads or little like jingles or whatever is like what you would see on kids YouTube because I'm not a child. | |
| So if you think that putting this little like dance is gonna get me to be like, oh shoot, I should really go get a vaccine. | |
| No, I'm not a kid. | |
| I'm not a little baby. | |
| Yeah, I should go risk barrenness because somebody went on a green screen and did a bad rendition of a 90s song. | |
| Is this mental illness or is this just women? | |
| Both. | |
| I would argue they're synonymous. | |
| But in this particular context, I would say that there actually is a biological component to what we would define as leftism. | |
| And this is really interesting. | |
| Like it's not as simple as just I agree with this or I disagree with this. | |
| Typically what leftism tends to be is a result of insecurity and over socialization. | |
| And the way that your brain works neurochemically, dopamine, for example, dopamine will secrete whenever you do something which you perceive to be beneficial to your survival. | |
| And so conservatives, we are confident in our ability to compete in like a free market system, for example. | |
| And so we're not threatened by other people. | |
| We're like, okay, screw you. | |
| I'll compete with you. | |
| Leftists, on the other hand, are not confident. | |
| This is why, you know, every time you look at a leftist, they look spiritually ill. | |
| They look mentally ill. | |
| They're very sensitive because they are. | |
| They look mentally ill. | |
| They do. | |
| No, they do. | |
| And because they are spiritually ill, they are insecure and they are not confident in themselves, which is why they want a system where total equality is Enforced by the state. | |
| And so, what they're doing when they do the mask thing and they change their profile picture to one where they're wearing a mask or they make little song parodies like this, what they are doing is telling the authority figures, I'm obeying, because they know that their only chance or their optimal chance for survival and prospering is when they're submissive to authority figures. | |
| And so, literally, when they do that, when they comply like that, they secrete dopamine the same way that you and I would get a little rush by disobeying those orders because we know that we don't have to be manipulated like that. | |
| It's really a scary thing when you think that these people have structured a society such that weak people feel happy when they are submissive to that authority and then they become the majority because of the narrative consolidation by the media, which basically just acts as a propaganda apparatus as an extension of the American regime, so to speak. | |
| And for my viewers who have an IQ similar to mine, what that means. | |
| What that means. | |
| What that means. | |
| Check this out. | |
| This is exactly what you were saying. | |
| This brings this up. | |
| And I know, Kez, you had a point about this as well. | |
| You can put it in layman's terms. | |
| CNN Business, a very trusted resource, says, got vaccinated. | |
| Here's all the free stuff you can get. | |
| Like, it's not like your health is in matters to you. | |
| Like, after surviving a fear-filled year of the COVID-19 pandemic, getting vaccinated is a cause for celebration. | |
| Hell yeah. | |
| Yes. | |
| Woohoo! | |
| As COVID-19 vaccines become more readily available, companies want to reward Americans who've been vaccinated with special offers. | |
| The corporatization of healthcare. | |
| Holy crap. | |
| CNN Business put together a list of companies that are providing freebies. | |
| So we have Budweiser through May 16th. | |
| While supply is last, Budweiser is giving you a free beer to anyone 21 years and up. | |
| What is that? | |
| Like 12 cents for getting a irreparable damaging vaccine or what was it, Krispy Kreme? | |
| It's like things that are destructive. | |
| Yeah, there you go. | |
| Krispy Kreme. | |
| Like there's a reason that they probably are, you know, hot dogs, even. | |
| Yeah, Nation Nathan's hot dogs. | |
| What about this? | |
| Staples and Office Depot. | |
| Free laminating. | |
| But it's like this is fat people. | |
| And fat people are the ones who are the most vulnerable. | |
| They should probably go and get the vaccine. | |
| They're trying to make people weak. | |
| And also, too, I was reading, I can't remember exactly what, but the amygdala in your brain is basically responsible for saying no to things. | |
| And like you hear all this rhetoric about like anxiety and just trying to calm down and be totally calm. | |
| It's like they're trying to basically disassociate people from situations which would compel them to have that no response, which because of neuroplasticity over time will literally make you less capable and willing to say no. | |
| They're trying to drill submission into people's heads. | |
| It's actually of such a sophisticated level, it actually like boggles the mind just how evil these people are. | |
| And like beer, for example, alcohol literally converts your testosterone into estrogen. | |
| That's why men that drink a lot will develop man boobs. | |
| And you know, I understand that masculinity and alcohol are somewhat indissoluble just given the way that they've propagated together throughout the last, even the history in this country. | |
| But it's like binge drinking is not masculine. | |
| And the fact that Budweiser would come out and be like, hey, man, we'll get you a beer if you take the shot. | |
| We don't know what's in it. | |
| It's like, dude. | |
| But look what they have to do too. | |
| They have to register first at mycooler.com. | |
| So you have to get your personal information. | |
| So their users scamming off of the vaccine to get people to go that way. | |
| Now, I'm going to tell you this. | |
| Why does this normalize? | |
| Like, what allowed this to occur? | |
| You know what allowed this to occur? | |
| People like Ben Shapiro, who have been known for having really bad takes on the vaccine, amongst many other neocon prerogatives that have misled the right entirely into us losing our entire country. | |
| You know, it's just insane. | |
| So Ben Shapiro is like, is act shock ready? | |
| He's like, I was pro-masking throughout the pandemic. | |
| Once you're vaccinated, you should get back to your regular life. | |
| The mask has now become, for far too many people, a religious icon, which is their prerogative. | |
| But stop pretending this is allegiance to data. | |
| It isn't. | |
| So I like just came in just to bring a little common sense and was like, this is what we warned you guys about. | |
| That's why we weren't, we were anti-mask. | |
| It wasn't about preventing people from wearing one. | |
| Like nobody was like, hey, nobody wear a mask. | |
| It was about resisting government mandates that lead to social conditioning. | |
| You fell for the trap. | |
| You led your audience with you and now you act surprised. | |
| We're here. | |
| If everyone's going like, how did we get to a point of mental illness? | |
| It's like, well, because the establishment pushed the narrative for so long that people thought that the normalcy of this country was mental illness. | |
| And you brought this up, Kez, is that it's created a childish environment where people are like needing basic little rewards and making little movies. | |
| And this is where we're at. | |
| We've regressed as a society. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's like your like daddy government telling us what to do and go, okay, now you did that. | |
| Now here you get this and stuff. | |
| And it's putting people in a baby mindset. | |
| It probably has, you probably know more about this, John. | |
| The nanny states. | |
| Understand all like the brain chemicals and things like that. | |
| But when you treat us like a kid and then say, here, I'm going to give you this little reward, then you're going to start behaving like a kid. | |
| And that's what the left, they all do, all of them. | |
| And also something else that I feel like is all the leftists, the pandemic is like their entire personality. | |
| Like that, their whole personality is based off what mask am I going to wear? | |
| And like, oh my gosh, did you get the Pfizer vaccine or this one? | |
| Like, OMG, you guys, I got the vaccine. | |
| And it's like, that's your whole personality is this pandemic that's fake. | |
| Like, I don't know what everyone else has been doing, but you and I have been living our lives as normal. | |
| Yeah, we've people say, you know, this is a good point. | |
| Is that people tell me when they see me, like I've had people tell me this physically, like actually, like, you're the reason why we're still in this when I'm not wearing a mask? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And I tell them. | |
| No, you are. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Yeah, but not only you, we're the reason why we're still in this. | |
| I'm not in anything. | |
| I'm doing my same old, same old. | |
| You're wearing a mask. | |
| You're not hugging your relatives. | |
| You're watching your grandma die alone. | |
| And you're blaming me because you're supposed to do that? | |
| Yeah, I'm not doing that. | |
| I live my life freely. | |
| You're in some voluntary government control worldview and you're wearing stuff voluntarily. | |
| Like even one person, when I wrote, I don't wear a mask inside airport, someone wrote, you can't do that. | |
| You have to wear masks inside. | |
| And I go, no, you just don't. | |
| It's like the meme of soy jack. | |
| No, you have to wear the mask. | |
| And you're just like, oxygen, go, burr. | |
| She's like breathing totally free. | |
| It feels like we're all in a prison, but the prison doors are open. | |
| And the liberals and leftists are, oh, I'm in prison, crying and shaking the doors. | |
| And then the rest of us are going, you don't have the door's unlocked. | |
| It's unlocked. | |
| It's locked from the inside. | |
| Oh, we have to stay in here. | |
| Oh, another year of lockdowns. | |
| Freaking Oregon. | |
| Oh, here we go again. | |
| And it's like, yeah, Oregon's going back into lockdown. | |
| I'm going to tell you something important. | |
| We're going to talk about this. | |
| One of our viewers is in dire need of help. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Actually, in dire need of help. | |
| I got to tell you guys about this. | |
| Go to my screen, Savannah. | |
| I actually encourage this person to make this. | |
| And I'm going to let, you know, we're going to donate on air today in a little bit. | |
| We're going to make a donation. | |
| One of our viewers who's gone to our speeches, a supporter of the show, consumes everything. | |
| This is a total SOB, slightly offensive backer, currently is in Oregon, suffering at the hands of the government. | |
| I need to read you this. | |
| It says, my business partner and I own a French bakery in Lebanon, Oregon, the Colette Bakery in Bistro. | |
| We opened just before the shutdowns in 2020 and have fought tooth and nail to not just stay open, but to succeed and do well. | |
| It's been a long and difficult fight. | |
| I feel incredibly weird writing this and asking for money, but I'm not sure what else to do. | |
| We don't seem to qualify for the restaurant revitalization fund. | |
| We asked the SBA themselves because we weren't around in 2019. | |
| We are facing, guess what this is? | |
| Our third round of shutdowns of all of our restaurants starting Friday. | |
| I cannot believe I'm even facing at this point in the pandemic, but I live in Oregon. | |
| We must abide by our governor's executive dictates. | |
| And she's shuddering dining again. | |
| By the way, we're fully open. | |
| We just had a music festival, 30,000 people. | |
| Our sports game this weekend had 50,000. | |
| We're fully open and our numbers are as low as ever. | |
| This is tyranny. | |
| This is something we really can't make it through one more time. | |
| So, I'm going to tell you guys this. | |
| This is my, this is one of my followers. | |
| This is legit, okay? | |
| And they are not making it through another shutdown. | |
| And it's still happening. | |
| The tyranny is still up in other states. | |
| I told her, I said, Mega, go fund me. | |
| We're going to spread this. | |
| We're going to raise money for you. | |
| We're going to make this happen. | |
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| Please support her in any way possible. | |
| Please share it on your social media. | |
| And in a little bit, we'll come back to it and we're going to make a donation as well. | |
| Can I say something about that? | |
| One of the ways that the state has managed so successfully to erode the community in America is by changing the way people perceive money. | |
| And they do this through regulating small business into the ground and then also through income tax to where people no longer feel as though their money is actually their money. | |
| It's almost the same as though, or as if they were just getting bread rations or something. | |
| Like they're given their paycheck every bi-weekly and they get this amount of money. | |
| And it's like after you cover your expenses, you know, obviously to provide for yourself and for your family, I can promise you that that extra money that you have would do better in the hands of this person who's literally being targeted by the state than if you wanted to buy yourself like $5 coffees or a new PlayStation or something like that. | |
| It's like, if you allow them to make it so you don't help other people financially, then they win. | |
| And so we're going to make a donation on air. | |
| I would highly recommend that everybody do because you never know when you're going to need it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I know. | |
| I'm literally just doing this right now. | |
| I don't even care what's taking away. | |
| I'm going to donate right now so that we're going to get this up and going. | |
| But let's get into this. | |
| We're going to come back to this. | |
| Let's see. | |
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| Continue. | |
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| Return to campaign. | |
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| We got a donation. | |
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| Okay. | |
| So let's talk about this. | |
| But you said this is about their personality. | |
| So not only do we just want to laugh at slightly offensive. | |
| We want to help it slightly offensive. | |
| But also on top of that, let's get into this. | |
| So there's this girl who decided that this is their personality. | |
| Like there's always been that crazy that runs around as like, you know, like reporting people at school. | |
| Her name is Karen. | |
| Her name is Karen. | |
| Reporting at school for like a boy's having their sideburns past their ears, you know, that shirts untucked. | |
| You know, those people existed forever, but it's hit a new low. | |
| I want you to just watch the insanity of what the pandemic has unleashed in people and how we've accepted this as being good behavior. | |
| This person is worse than the Nazis because they would have turned over the Jews. | |
| Let's see our modern Jew hater. | |
| Let's go to video three. | |
| Nobody's gonna know. | |
| So it says your mask is this girl to TikTok saying her mask is not a real mask. | |
| She's on a plane. | |
| Marissa, we're gonna know. | |
| Especially when you documented your entire trip with travel dates. | |
| I recognize this seat back. | |
| You flew Southwest, right? | |
| Great. | |
| So I forwarded all of that to Southwest Airlines and Anna made sure to tell me that they will pass it along to the appropriate leaders. | |
| So if you get marked as a flight risk, get with me. | |
| But wait, Bestie, I'm not done. | |
| We need to discuss the other problematic on your page. | |
| Like the vaccine misinformation where you claim nursing babies are dying and women are hemorrhaging by association. | |
| Or the medical misinformation where you counsel people on taking unregulated supplements when you're not leaving. | |
| So she's doxing this girl and trying to get her fired. | |
| What's her username? | |
| Terrorism. | |
| Oh, we found her. | |
| Believe me. | |
| We're going to. | |
| Bro, what a stupid when we take power and we will. | |
| She's going to. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, I found you, sweetie. | |
| And guess what, Bestie? | |
| You're now going to the mines to mine cobalt for the rest of your life. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Let's get in. | |
| Let's get in a public platform. | |
| Let's get in a Minecraft world together and let's see who wins. | |
| Yeah, Elijah and I this weekend, we're going to go get some Mountain Dew. | |
| We're going to reconstruct the National Mall in Minecraft. | |
| No, don't go there. | |
| And then we're going to invite you to play with us. | |
| But you even saw this. | |
| You saw this woman. | |
| I found this lady, her whole TikTok has like her like dancing really awkwardly in front of like, oh, well, finally pregnant women can get the vaccine and stuff like that. | |
| And everyone's like, oh my gosh, this is this woman, her entire personality is COVID. | |
| Without COVID, she would not have a personality. | |
| It's a conality. | |
| It's a personality. | |
| It's entirely dependent on external gratification. | |
| Like these types of people have no sense of self. | |
| It's like such is the nature of leftism. | |
| They're insecure. | |
| They have no purpose. | |
| And so they see these narratives and they're like, I will be submissive. | |
| This will be my purpose. | |
| I will align myself with the narratives of the state and the ruling class. | |
| And then they literally secrete the dopamine and they feel like they're actually making a contribution to society. | |
| Such is the nature of the graphic t-shirt. | |
| Seriously, think about graphic t-shirts. | |
| I will advertise to the world, I like this show. | |
| This is who I am. | |
| Or even the nature of like relationships. | |
| Like you two, so cute. | |
| And you like have your values aligned and everything. | |
| The conversations that people have nowadays, like, oh, my boyfriend is so great. | |
| We like the same music. | |
| We like the same activities. | |
| It's like, do you really think the most consequential arguments and decisions that will like have to occur in your relationship will be like what to watch on Netflix? | |
| People are completely eroded. | |
| And this is what we found out with this. | |
| Ironically, liberals do this the most. | |
| Liberalism told us that we were all individuals and we're all rational thinkers and we can make our own decisions. | |
| Now everything's eroded. | |
| People aren't like that. | |
| They're completely willing to be submissive to the state. | |
| And even something like, like I watched American Pie the other night and it made me depressed because everybody was so happy like in the 1990s. | |
| I seriously think that that's why people are so nostalgic for the 90s because then everyone just got depressed in the 2000s. | |
| It's not a coincidence that the 2000s gave birth to like emo music and goth things. | |
| Like everything just sucks now. | |
| And this is just the perfect showcase of that. | |
| But do you know what else with this lady as well? | |
| It's like when you usually see someone going out of their way to dox somebody, it's usually like this person is a liar. | |
| This person maybe is a child molester or something like that. | |
| Like it's usually like bad things, but you're like, I need to do that. | |
| I'm like, okay, she's the most extreme. | |
| She's driving. | |
| She's like, she's probably doxing people because she sexually rapes children. | |
| No, listen. | |
| How'd you get that done? | |
| And yes, for example, for example, when you see people like, hey, don't, this person is actually really bad. | |
| Look at the things that they do. | |
| This lady posted her own video. | |
| She wasn't doing anything secretly. | |
| She made a video of herself outing herself that her mosque was fake and put it on her social account. | |
| And this girl's like, uh-uh, I'm going to find you. | |
| And this girl's like, yeah, I put the video there. | |
| I, it's not a secret who I am. | |
| Or like, okay, go find me and what? | |
| Show like some Instagram, like Facebook posts that I already posted on social media. | |
| Like, I don't know what you think you're doing. | |
| So the girl that she tried to dox apparently works at a place where the owner has the same political views and didn't get in trouble. | |
| Well, I don't believe in karma, but if I did, let's go to video six. | |
| So people, people did their work. | |
| I went ahead on Twitter because you can't call to dox other people, but I feel like there's this idea of punching upwards. | |
| Like I would never just like, like, meaning I can like, I can talk about Ben Shapiro because that's, I mean, he's way more successful. | |
| He's richer, everything. | |
| So it's like, it's not rude for me to attack him. | |
| If I took some random person that was like on YouTube and like picked them apart, that'd be wrong. | |
| This girl, if I talked about her, if she didn't first expose somebody else, I would be in the wrong. | |
| But no, let's play the game. | |
| You want to play the game, girl? | |
| You want to play with the internet? | |
| The internet's going to play back with you. | |
| People found out everything about her. | |
| Go to video six. | |
| This video is for anybody that feels so triggered at what other people post on the internet that they feel the need to dox them. | |
| First and foremost, doxing is illegal in all 50 states. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| It does. | |
| It depends on who I am. | |
| And they're putting private information on how dangerous, how inflammatory it's still illegal to dox them because it carries implications not only for that individual, whether they deserve it or not, but if they're married, if they have a family, if they have children, that can have serious implications for them and it can be very dangerous. | |
| So while you might not care enough to do anything physically to them, there are people on the internet crazy enough to show up to this person's house or to their job or do something otherwise harmful to them. | |
| If you feel like this individual is engaging in misconduct or something illegal, feel free to report that to the appropriate authorities, but don't dox them. | |
| Okay, can you go back to the first video? | |
| Go back to the first video. | |
| Can you go back to the first video? | |
| I think that's video number three. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Look how it has smug face. | |
| She's somebody's doing it as well. | |
| So she's on someone's TikTok. | |
| Are you ready for this? | |
| Ooh, Marissa. | |
| Oh, Marissa Brooke Elrich. | |
| Oh, what? | |
| Oh, your private information. | |
| Oh, putting their name out there. | |
| Oh, you're putting someone's name out. | |
| This is like every leftist. | |
| They do something horrible and then the internet retaliates and they go, oh, that's actually so mean, you guys. | |
| Like, why would you do that? | |
| And it's like, honey, what? | |
| They do this all the time. | |
| It's like they come out being mean. | |
| And then as soon as you turn around and say, uh-uh, then they play the victim. | |
| It's so unreal. | |
| I want to keep talking about this, but guys, I got to tell you something very important. | |
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| Anyway, so we're talking about, we talked a lot about women and this reaction of this feminization and this COVID cult, how it's brought on these real victimized culture. | |
| I think we have a video here. | |
| This is actually kind of the best video I've ever seen. | |
| Just go ahead and, this is an example of this. | |
| Play video seven. | |
| I can't breathe with this mask on. | |
| I'll die. | |
| Then die. | |
| Put the mask on. | |
| Let's see it. | |
| I woke up to hundreds of hateful comments on my one of my most recent videos about how I just think people should be wearing masks for COVID. | |
| It's the craziest thing. | |
| But I was basically told that by hundreds of people that I should die. | |
| She's like, are you really shocked? | |
| Because I just told people who don't want to do what I want to do that they should die. | |
| And people who don't want to do what I want to do just told me to die. | |
| It's the craziest thing. | |
| I just said that we should wear masks. | |
| It's so crazy. | |
| It's like, I, no, no. | |
| You can't, these people, you cannot explain things to them because they, they literally explained it to themselves and to everyone. | |
| And everyone's watching like, get it John, she votes for. | |
| Now Sav gets. | |
| Look at that. | |
| Do you see the tension between the two? | |
| Look at that face from Sav. | |
| Look at that. | |
| She's so, she was so. | |
| You should have seen her guys. | |
| She was like, no, I was just like. | |
| You know honestly, when it comes to women voting, there's my days where i'm like I get it, I get the argument, and then there's my days where i'm like damn, I guess that means I can't vote, though too well, I don't know. | |
| I've had a conversation with someone about this before. | |
| I mean, with the women voting, that's a whole side thing. | |
| I just don't think that's possible to like reverse that people make points about men should be the only people to vote and to end women's suffrage. | |
| I know that that um, what's his name? | |
| Mark Dice famously got a lot of people to agree to end women's suffrage. | |
| Uh, I just don't think that in the world today, that's where we should be having arguments, because I don't think that's actually plausible or possible in the current climate of things through a legal route. | |
| So it's like I just don't like to argue about things that I feel like genuinely can't be accomplished in the current climate. | |
| Yeah it's. | |
| It's really not practical anymore. | |
| There are ways to and this is something that the right needs to really get comfortable with that in order to really restore things, we're going to have to basically disenfranchise people en masse, and there are ways to do that, for example through, like a tax system where you wouldn't be able to vote unless you were a net tax contributor. | |
| Um, because even in principle, it doesn't really make sense that people who are taking more from the system than they're giving into it have the same say as to how that money is spent, how your money and my money are spent, if they're not actually making the same investment. | |
| So they really probably shouldn't get to vote. | |
| And that's the founding fathers knew that. | |
| Everybody is always like, the founding fathers were geniuses and it's like okay well, what do you think about their opinions on who gets to vote? | |
| Oh well, you know, they got that wrong. | |
| Democracy and stuff like that. | |
| They got the stuff. | |
| It's like people pick and choose from the Bible. | |
| It's like well, they got some things right, but everything else they were wrong on. | |
| Because we know better than them, because we have tick, tock um right and and bringing this in, you know, to show how crazy this has gotten. | |
| I think it's funny how you guys know about Joe Rogan. | |
| Everyone's trying to cancel Joe Rogan because he advised people 21 and younger who are healthy and exercise regularly to not get the Covet 19 vaccine. | |
| He didn't even say don't get it, he just said I wouldn't get it because it doesn't make sense and it doesn't right. | |
| He's not not giving medical advice. | |
| Can I remind you, though someone pointed out they said, look, dr Fauci's a tv personality. | |
| Joe Rogan's a tv personality. | |
| How about we just agree to stop getting medical advice from tv personalities? | |
| No, did you see? | |
| Okay I I um watched uh, I I read a VICE article that was about Joe Rogan, and the very first sentence in the VICE article is, all these like tv personalities and celebrities need to stop giving us advice because they have no idea what they're talking about. | |
| And it's like, right, you know that the majority of tv personalities and celebrities are telling us, get the vaccine, and they're making little jingles and whatever, get the vaccine. | |
| Soina Gomez and Jennifer Lopez are doing a television special to encourage young people to get the vaccine. | |
| Yeah, but even like VICE. | |
| And then they do this whole big article about, oh, it's so terrible that he would do this and it's like, who are you? | |
| You're writing an article and in your very first sentence you say you shouldn't trust people who don't know what they're talking about, and then go on to explain why I need to trust you. | |
| You've given me no credibility of who you are. | |
| You are a doctor. | |
| You do know what you're talking about. | |
| So these people, like in the very first thing that comes out of their mouth, they say, don't trust me. | |
| Here's why you should listen to exactly what I say and you just go. | |
| What? | |
| Don't listen to non-credible sources on medical advice? | |
| Yeah, now is an uncredible source. | |
| I'm not going to give you any information, but i'm just going to say you need to get it and anyone who says it's dangerous, don't listen to them. | |
| I'm not going to tell you why it's not dangerous or why it is safe, because I have no effing idea, because i'm just some random reporter just writing an article. | |
| Yeah, don't, don't believe misinformation. | |
| Believe fact checkers, which are literally just the same people that spread the misinformation, trying to give their own misinformation to counter it sheesh. | |
| Gosh, my throat is so messed up every time. | |
| We were expecting a take, but it just the dejected nod. | |
| Just, yeah, we're in a bad situation. | |
| I remember, remember, you were on Sarah Gonzalez's show downstairs, and she was like, Yeah, sometimes I'd look at John for a take, and he would just go, Very true. | |
| That's the take. | |
| Very true. | |
| So true. | |
| I love when John responds with this. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| What am I supposed to see? | |
| It's like a very feminine thing to, oh, well, what about what I think about this? | |
| It's like Elijah just made a really good point. | |
| I will not. | |
| I'm not going to try to steal the spotlight on his show. | |
| I will simply not. | |
| Dude, I love those comments. | |
| I love those comments that are like, oh, someone wrote, they were like, this should be John's show. | |
| And I go, do you know how John got on this show? | |
| Because he has one. | |
| John has a show. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yes. | |
| So go watch his show. | |
| If you don't know that John has a show, make sure you subscribe to John on YouTube and also to his website. | |
| And also make sure to subscribe to Crox On because on social media, Instagram, and on YouTube, she has videos as well. | |
| Put John first. | |
| And if he gets hired, don't feel obliged to do both. | |
| Yeah. | |
| But reporting for Chuck E. Cheese, I want to get into this video eight. | |
| In the fact that, you know, people have thought that this COVID pandemic or scam damage, whatever they want to call it, has given them the right to just be certified government sponsored wherever they walk around to women, to minorities. | |
| It does not matter. | |
| They can be jerks to you simply because they know the state is on their side. | |
| This is that state-enforced bullying of, let's say, Jews, which was horrible. | |
| I mean, think about that. | |
| People were like bullying the Jews and picking on the Jews. | |
| That's anti-Semitism. | |
| That's horrible. | |
| And they were doing that kind of stuff. | |
| And so they go, you know, and why would they do that in the culture? | |
| Because they knew that the government was backing them up and they knew that they wouldn't have any repercussions. | |
| Why does BLM attack stores and burn them down and burn them down? | |
| Because they know the state isn't going to prosecute. | |
| So people act socially unacceptable ways using this pandemic per se as a way to just be for the sake of being a narcissistic piece. | |
| And that's what they are. | |
| Check out video number eight. | |
| Let's watch this. | |
| Let's confront everybody in Walmart that's not wearing a mask. | |
| First of all, you're not. | |
| So you're at risk. | |
| I love y'all's masks. | |
| You're crazy. | |
| I know, best friend. | |
| Hey. | |
| I love your mask. | |
| Nuh-uh. | |
| Hey, best friend. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Hey. | |
| Who's Anna in the house, baby? | |
| Did you call him a beta? | |
| You see, everyone's just like, don't you need to go like Johnny's mother? | |
| I'm owning you right now. | |
| Ha ha. | |
| And it was just like, dude, move along. | |
| Self-owned. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's so cringe. | |
| But that's how much mosques have become like your personality. | |
| And like, more importantly, imagine spending your time in a Walmart trying to own people. | |
| Yeah, wow. | |
| That's a really good point. | |
| That's a cell phone in itself. | |
| I feel self-owned when I'm in Walmart. | |
| Like, not because of anything. | |
| Nope. | |
| I got to push back. | |
| But as someone whose channel became self-sustaining by carrying a Glock 23 into a Walmart, I'm going to have to say that. | |
| John got his club from Walmart. | |
| No one's surprised. | |
| Oh, Walmart clout. | |
| At least I did something instead of just born and then being a woman. | |
| Oh. | |
| All right, let's move on. | |
| All right, moving on. | |
| I was going to say, I feel self-owned because at the same time, while you're in Walmart, the weirdest people are in there. | |
| Like, I've gone to upper-class neighborhoods, like even this, like, not upper-class, but pretty upper-middle-class neighborhoods. | |
| Like this one in Lahabra, it's a decent area. | |
| You walk in there, there aren't even white people in the, like, in like, that you even see that aren't dressed nicely driving a BMW. | |
| I swear, every like redneck that exists that I didn't know existed in the city is in there. | |
| And no problems with rednecks. | |
| I just, it's so weird. | |
| Like, they're not just like rednecks. | |
| People there just look weird. | |
| And you can say that's mean, but a lot of people in Walmart just look strange. | |
| And the weirdest part about it isn't that people look weird. | |
| There are entire websites dedicated to people in Walmart. | |
| But I'm going to tell you this. | |
| On top of that, not only that, but I walk in there and nobody speaks English. | |
| So it's like weird. | |
| So there's like, there's like, there's like rednecks with employees that don't speak English. | |
| And then you realize in that moment, it's not even about us and class warfare and the fact that people are there that are lower income or just look weird are giving all of their money to the Walton family, right? | |
| Isn't that what they're called? | |
| To these billionaires who don't pay their employees. | |
| And then you feel like you're a part of this like. | |
| This class of people struggling to get by and survive that are being raped financially by these billionaires. | |
| And I can never get that out of my head when i'm in there, that like we're just transferring class money from the middle and lower middle classes and lower class into billionaires pockets, like by buying things we don't need and so it's not making fun of the people who are there. | |
| I just get the sad image of like what America is. | |
| It's just like raping people's wallets and transferring it to people who hate them and would ship their jobs overseas and don't even care about our country while they suffer. | |
| And it's like I, it makes it hard to shop at Walmart. | |
| And then it's like, oh yeah. | |
| And then also you see these employees making like ten dollars an hour that don't speak English, have like a mask on that's like wet, because it's like these, and it says like made with biodegradable materials on it, like it's like dude, your employees are biodegradable to you. | |
| Like oh, my gosh, I really pulled a hot spring off of you. | |
| It's like we're talking about this guy who's trying to roast people for not wearing a mask, which is like you're roasting someone because they're breathing, and but then you really just have a lot to say about Walmart. | |
| Well, it's just, it's. | |
| It's a sad. | |
| I'm not trashing people who shop there. | |
| I shop there yeah, and it's no. | |
| There's nothing wrong with struggling to get by or anything like that. | |
| I've struggled many my life. | |
| I grew up really poor, etc. | |
| And not just poor people shop there. | |
| It's just that when you're there, it's like you could tell that place was set up like an animal farm, like a cattle farm, to get as like many products and as many people in at a time so that we waste as much money as possible, get lost and then end up leaving with stuff that won't even last us a week so that billionaires can get an extra yacht. | |
| Yeah wow, so true, I hate globalist capitalism honestly. | |
| Another thing, like with what you said about how they they don't even believe in America. | |
| They're all post-national, like they think that they are too sophisticated to participate in the concept of a nation. | |
| So, because they're rich enough to you know, if this country collapses, they'll just go somewhere else, right? | |
| They have no allegiance to the people, to the soil, to anything. | |
| They hate it and they're. | |
| They're looting the. | |
| They've created the decaying empire. | |
| Now they're looting it like the transfer of wealth from the middle class to the the billionaires. | |
| In the last month or, i'm sorry, in the last year, has probably been the greatest human rights violation that we will ever see in our lifetime and probably that's ever been committed. | |
| No, and I, I agree guys, and remember, if you make it this far in the podcast, it's like I. Hopefully you like the show. | |
| Please leave us a five star review at Apple Podcast. | |
| It's a free way to support the show we really enjoy. | |
| We're going to read a couple of them at the end. | |
| We always read a couple reviews at the end. | |
| But just reminding you to subscribe on spotify on Apple Podcasts, just so you guys know. | |
| Um, John and i'm, you guys are both aware of this. | |
| The other day I woke up and our entire show was deleted off of uh Apple Podcasts. | |
| Our whole show was gone and it's crazy because it came back two days later after we contacted them legally. | |
| Um, and just a glitch. | |
| And they said it was a glitch. | |
| Uh, it was one of those glitches that just um, it targeted my channel. | |
| I know it targeted Charlie Kirk's channel. | |
| Um, Daily WIRE, Michael. | |
| Yeah yep, Michael's Michael Knowles. | |
| Only conservatives can't be. | |
| So there was a few people. | |
| There were a few people who got him. | |
| And they were people who are under afraid of controversy. | |
| Michael Knowles is really probably the most legit person at Daily Wire for sure. | |
| I like Michael a lot. | |
| Michael's good. | |
| Matt Walsh is also very good. | |
| Yeah, well, that's what I'm saying. | |
| But Michael, I'm just saying, is like a little more style, a little more savage when it comes to just like being like pointing out the fact that liberals are ugly. | |
| And it's also his whole demeanor. | |
| He's very well spoken. | |
| He's very well dressed. | |
| And he just gets that look, that Ivy League educated look at these speeches whenever some like leftist comes up to try to get him. | |
| He's just unstumpable. | |
| I do love him. | |
| But I'm going to say that they tried to delete it. | |
| So please, they gave it back to us. | |
| Thank you for the redoing the glitch. | |
| Leave us that five-star review. | |
| You don't know how much it helps us out as we are demonetized everywhere and it lets the blaze know and people know that you support us. | |
| But I want to talk about this. | |
| So like the cold has gone crazy. | |
| Do we have the video of Joy Reid, Savannah? | |
| We don't have a video of Joy Reid, but I can put up on my screen. | |
| So Joy Reid, clearly having a tough day there. | |
| Clearly having a tough day. | |
| I don't want to get too much in the appearance because no matter what, if you criticize anybody and you're white, you get called racist. | |
| So I'm not going to get into anything. | |
| I was just going to criticize. | |
| It just, I don't know. | |
| A little hairspray could have gone a long way here today. | |
| Elijah. | |
| What? | |
| That is the one thing that you should. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Want to see something? | |
| Stop fighting. | |
| Want to see something? | |
| Look at this. | |
| Mom and dad. | |
| Elijah shaved his head last night. | |
| He made a mistake. | |
| I accidentally take the whole headphones off and say, Wait, did you just straight up get a bowl and then joke? | |
| It was an accident. | |
| He comes out of the bathroom and goes, oh, I think I made a mistake. | |
| I just bought a new trimmer and I forgot it wasn't my old trimmer, which I have the right clipper on it. | |
| And I forgot I didn't add a clipper on it. | |
| And so I was just doing what I normally do. | |
| I just quickly shave the sides. | |
| And I ended up with this. | |
| And look at that. | |
| I love your freaking mom. | |
| I want you to know. | |
| I want you to know that women, their only agency is basically their physical appearance. | |
| And so they're trying to bring you into that framework to criticize how you look. | |
| I want you to know that you're a king and you're doing just fine. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| Oh, don't. | |
| Unreal. | |
| Look, they hate how little it takes to make us happy. | |
| They hate it. | |
| No, I like it. | |
| It's easy to please a man. | |
| Very easy. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yo, yo, yo, yo, my. |